Kitty wrote:
Ah Cyrano, there he is. Excellently recited, Laure, with plenty of emotion, I liked it very much. You should consider playing a part in one of our stage plays once. If you don't mind reading English for once. Unfortunately we don't offer French plays at the moment.

Nastya, also this section can be marked PL ok.

Sonia

Thanks so much Sonia, that's very kind of you. I'd love to read some english stuff but I accent is too terrible, especially when I listen to it
Maybe I should try some because it could help me to improve my english, don't you think ?

BeniaminoMassimo wrote:(Just a side note: all sources spell it as "Tirade des (du) non merci").

Well, you must be right. I wasn't sure how to call it and especially where to put the "s" (le mettre à "non" ou "merci"). I should change it like you said.

Sonia, should I reupload it with this name ? msw018_latiradedunonmerci_rostand_ls_128kb ?

Laurette wrote:Thanks so much Sonia, that's very kind of you. I'd love to read some english stuff but I accent is too terrible, especially when I listen to it
Maybe I should try some because it could help me to improve my english, don't you think ?

well I would say, as long as you speak clearly so that people understand what you say, you can always try. If you want to improve, you should also mention that you want to have pronunciation corrections, otherwise the forum policy is that we don't correct pronunciations unless it leads to misunderstanding.

Sonia, should I reupload it with this name ? msw018_latiradedunonmerci_rostand_ls_128kb ?

well if you do that, you probably also need to change the title that you recorded in the beginning. It's as you wish.

thank you Linda, Baudelaire is of course always GREAT. You read it perfectly, no errors, whatsoever. Only thing is, with the short poems, we could have used the abbreviated disclaimer as stated in the first post:

Only for works shorter than 500 words you can use the short or poetry disclaimer:
"[Work title], by [author], read in [language] for LibriVox.org by [your name]".
At the End say: "End of [Title]. This recording is in the public domain".

I'm not sure how important it is for Nastya to be consistent here, probably yours will get accepted like this as well. Just mentioning it for any other poems you might want to read

thank you Linda, Baudelaire is of course always GREAT. You read it perfectly, no errors, whatsoever. Only thing is, with the short poems, we could have used the abbreviated disclaimer as stated in the first post:

Only for works shorter than 500 words you can use the short or poetry disclaimer:
"[Work title], by [author], read in [language] for LibriVox.org by [your name]".
At the End say: "End of [Title]. This recording is in the public domain".

I'm not sure how important it is for Nastya to be consistent here, probably yours will get accepted like this as well. Just mentioning it for any other poems you might want to read

Otherwise the poem can be marked PL ok.

Sonia

OK, Sonia. I will do that from now on. Please let me know if you think I should change it here.